Case Facts: Client was arrested for a 3rd DUI while on probation and hired another very popular DUI defense firm. However, that firm didn’t specialize in multiple offense DUIs. Subsequently, the offer was jail time. While the case was pending, he was again arrested for a 4th offense felony DUI, while on probation and a suspended license. He faced 3 years state prison on top of the jail he was looking at for his third offense DUI. He then hired our firm.

Case Results: Both cases resolved for Zero Jail on a 3rd and 4th offense Felony DUI. In fact, both cases resolved for LESS PUNISHMENT THAN THE PREVIOUS ATTORNEY GOT ON THE THIRD DUI CHARGE. Client was EXTREMELY HAPPY he switched attorneys. Goes to show you with the right attorney and the right multiple offense program, you can stay out of jail.

06/02/16 – People vs. Evelyn C.

Case Facts: Client was arrested for a 2nd offense dui with a suspended license. Her alcohol results were a .17%.

Case Results: We filed a motion and that motion was granted. subsequently, ALL CHARGES DISMISSED, NO JAIL, NO FINES, NOTHING.

03/24/16 – People v. Gerardo C.

Case Facts: Fourth DUI filed as a felony. Case was out of Riverside and client was on probation and had an accident. This was a drug DUI case with a prior less than a year old. Client faced three years state prison plus additional jail for the probation violation.

Case Result: Zero jail on fourth offense felony DUI where he could have been sentenced to three years state prison.

01/13/16 – People vs. Steven C.

Case Facts: 4th Offense DUI. Opening offer was 2 years state prison.

Case Results: Case went only for nearly a year but resulted in Zero Jail.

12/11/2015 – People vs. Perry T.

Case Facts: 4th Offense DUI while on probation for 2 prior DUIs, with a suspended license on probation for 5 prior suspended license charges. BAC was a .19%. District Attorney wanted 2 years state prison.

Possible Consequences to Your DUI Arrest

Depending on the circumstances surrounding your recent DUI arrest, the DUI consequences and/or punishments can vary greatly. This is a trick, this is the absolute truth. To know the exact consequences you face, you will need to speak to a skilled & experienced DUI attorney who will assets the circumstances of your DUI. However, general consequences include:

* License Suspension up to 10 years

* Jail or Prison

* Fines of $2,500 +

* Alcohol Program

* Community Service

* In Patient or out Patient Rehab

* Higher Insurance Premiums

* MADD Victim Impact Panel

* Probation, Formal or Informal

* Morgue Program

* Victim’s Restitution

* Self-Help Meetings

* Electronic Monitoring/ SCRAM

* DUI Court

* Criminal Conviction

With this much at stake, how does it make sense not to hire an experienced DUI attorney ready and able to fight your DUI and protect your rights?

Were You Mistreated by the Police During Your Recent DUI Arrest?

You are not alone. Southern California police departments are notorious for violating individuals right when it comes to all arrests, including arrests for DUIs. The only way to put the police agencies in check is to fight against your DUI charge, collect all the evidence, and double check the police agencies work, and take advantage of their mistakes to ensure all future arrests are done properly and constitutionally.

I Passed All My Field Sobriety Tests!

If you were recently arrested for a DUI, the arresting officer likely asked you to perform a series of field sobriety tests. These tests are very tricky, and if they are not conducted properly the result of the tests are questionable at best. But it can be a he said she said ordeal, absent the proper DUI evidence

Such DUI evidence includes Patrol Videos which are a vital piece of evidence for a DUI defense because they often demonstrate your passing performance on the FSTs, the arresting officer’s failure to follow protocol as trained, as well as contradict the arrest officer’s contentions that you were visibly drunk and a hazard to California’s roads.

Your DUI Attorney should know exactly how to obtain such evidence and use it for your defense at both DMV and court. Call 877-717-2889 to speak to a DUI attorney and learn more about which items of evidence are key to your DUI defense

Our Mission as a DUI Attorney is to Provide You with Superior Representation

We understand that it is common that individuals have negative experiences with previous attorneys when it comes to broken promises, un-returned phone calls and emails, and over-all failure of the attorney to do their job as paid for.

Our mission is to provide YOU with professional, attentive, and aggressive DUI representation by promptly returning phone calls, making time to meet with each and every client, being available after hours, and setting aside time to assure that every possible avenue of defense for your DUI is explored.

Call 877-717-2889 now and speak the experienced DUI attorney (not a secretary or phone operator) who will actually represent you in your DUI case.

If this is your second DUI arrest within the last 10 years, you’ve got twice as much as stake. Not only are you looking at a possible 1 year loss of your drivers license, you are looking at possible jail time.

If you are still on probation while you obtained an additional DUI, you are in violation of the terms of your probation, and could seek additional jail time for the probation violation, which means your not only looking at the possible jail time as a result of your new DUI arrest, you’ll have to face the judge on your prior DUI for the probation violation as well.

Unlike some first DUI offenses, for a second DUI and third DUI case, the difference between having a DUI attorney represent you in court will make a drastic difference in the consequences of your DUI case.

If you have had 2 prior DUI convictions within the past 10 years and this is your 3rd DUI arrest, the statutory minimum jail time is 120 days. In additional to the jail time, you court could deem you a habitual DUI offender and subsequently suspend your drivers license to up to 10 years.

Thereby the consequences of a third DUI offense are SEVERE, but you must KNOW THIS, 120 days spent in actual jail and the 10 years suspension of your drivers license, can be avoided with an experienced DUI attorney who is dedicated to keep you out of jail and behind the wheel.

WARNING You have a 10 Day DMV Deadline

You have exactly 10 days from the day you were cited for DUI to have your DUI Attorney to contact DMV and request a DMV hearing. If your DUI Attorney fails to contact DMV within 10 days of the arrest, you will give up your right to fight the DUI suspension against your driver’s license.

However, the DMV you are required to contact isn’t the same DMV where you apply for your drivers license. Instead, its a small driver safety office, not open to the general public but dedicated to DMV hearings such as the DMV hearing associated with a DUI arrest.

For more information about the 10 day DMV deadline, contact a DUI attorney at 877-717-2889.

The DMV Hearing is the Most Important Part of Your DUI Case!

At the DMV hearing, your DUI Attorney can subpoena the officer and question him under penalty of perjury for the record. This is important in formulating a defense for court because information not in the police report may be flush out at the DMV hearing, which makes the DMV hearing the most important tool to your DUI defense.

Have You Had a Prior DUI Conviction?

If you have had a prior DUI conviction within the past 10 years, you are facing jail time and at least 1 year hard suspension of your drivers license with no eligibility for a restricted license unless your DUI Attorney can arrange an agreement with the court that will allow you to obtain a drivers license.

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- California DUI Lawyers Association
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Remember, you have 10 days for your 2nd DUI Attorney to contact DMV to fight your driver license suspension. You can get more details at no charge by calling for a case evaluation.Call 877-717-2889 as soon as you can and learn more about how your 2nd DUI arrest will be viewed by the DMV as well as the court.